Sense River

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The Sense River is a watercourse in the canton of Fribourg in western Switzerland, known for flowing through the Sense District and forming part of the boundary between German- and French-speaking regions.

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Sense River canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
country Switzerland
flowsThrough Sense District
formsBorderBetween French-speaking Switzerland
German-speaking Switzerland
canton of Bern
canton of Fribourg
hasCulturalSignificance symbol of linguistic divide in Switzerland
hasEcologicalSignificance habitat for diverse flora and fauna
hasFeature gorges
gravel banks
near-natural river landscape
hasLanguageBoundaryRole Röstigraben
hasMouth Saane River
hasNameInFrench Singine
hasNameInGerman Sense
hasRecreationUse hiking
nature observation
swimming
hasRegion canton of Bern (border area)
linked to: canton of Bern
knownFor forming part of the boundary between German- and French-speaking regions in Switzerland
locatedIn Sense Valley
canton of Fribourg
pre-Alpine region of Switzerland
western Switzerland
linked to: Western Switzerland
partOf Swiss Plateau hydrological system
tributaryOf Saane River

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Sense District namedAfter Sense River
subject linked to: Sense district
Düdingen locatedOn Sense River
Sense (district) namedAfter Sense River
Sense (district) hasRiver Sense River
Sarine River hasTributary Sense River
Sense District namedAfter Sense River